A scrapbook for my life
This was a me day - or rather it was eventually, as I didn’t get up and out as early as I had expected. After looking for Houdini Henry the cat who had escaped at 3am, I had to get up at 8am to fix up the hole in the fencing where he had managed …
This is a series of pictures I took some eight years ago whilst killing time between meetings at the PWC offices. NHS manager off the lash and enjoying his real passion of photographing people and beautiful / odd / significant things. I have an odd fondness for Villiers Street with a couple of significant memories …
A walk from Waterloo to King’s Cross at a time of year when London is arguably at its best. The capital does Christmas well in terms of colour, markets, and an endless range of food choices, and a tendency to put socialising above out-and-out boozing has made for a softer, friendlier experience in recent years; …
More eclectic scenes of the capital as we approach Christmas. One welcome aspect of being British in recent years is that we’ve loosened up a bit as a nation; the idea of turning the pillars of the Royal Exchange into seasonal candy stripes would have been a definite no-no not that long ago. I think …
From the guys at reasons to be cheerful
Trump is poised to win. How did that happen? I guess the world is just so badly fucked that anything is possible. Clinton’s great mantra was "it’s the economy, stupid’. That still holds but is combined with a narrative about who controls reality, and who can put out enough lies and make gullible people believe …
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